Binding with ecclesiastical binding stamps Pontificale romanum...- Romæ: Ex Typographia Reuerendæ Cameræ Apostolicæ, M.DC.LXXXII (1682).- 70, [1, 1 b.] p.; 35 cm.- E Remarkable binding of the time, entirely of fine shagreen, profusely worked predominantly with loose toolong, presented in the centre of both covers (identical) an ecclesiastical binding stamp, with episcopal hat and 12 tassels, of unidentified origin (probably French), inscribed in the central reserve, with three blind helmets. In addition to four concentric frames, the elaborate decoration consists of a large number of dotted cornucopias, with some elements that suggest the proximity of the "à la fantarre" style. The spine is smooth, with a floral roll, without any inscription or title. The body consists of a fragment of a Pontifical, without title page, black and red printed, probably detached from a more extensive liturgical work. Modern marbled paper endpapers.